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📌 Extra-Capsular Medial Tibial Crest Friction
✅ Clinical Presentation
- The condition is predominantly seen in young adults with a high level of physical activity, particularly athletes.
- Patients typically complain of pain and tenderness approximately 2.5 cm below the medial joint line.
✅ Imaging Findings
- It is suggested that prominence of the medial tibial crest due to a reduced medial tibial crest angle results in friction between the MCL and the adjacent bone.
- Hyperintense signal on fat-suppressed proton density-weighted fast spin-echo (PDW FSE) images at the medial tibial crest and adjacent soft tissue is observed in all patients, indicating edema occurring where the TCL contacts the proximal tibia.
✅Differential Diagnosis
- The only disorder that could probably mimic medial tibial crest friction syndrome with pain at this specific site could be pes anserine bursitis.
- However, pes anserine bursitis is located approximately 5 cm below the mid-articular line, whereas patients with medial tibial crest friction syndrome report pain 2.5 cm inferior to the knee joint space, as confirmed by clinical examination on-site, just prior to MRI examination.
- Moreover, pes anserine bursitis is typically found in obese females aged more than 50 years old.
Skeletal Radiology (2020) 49:823–836
Eur J Radiol. 2013 Nov;82(11):e703-6
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